Sentence examples for is never unearthed from inspiring English sources

Interviews with colleagues and friends of Chubbock reveal something of her personality and mindset but, to Sheil's relief, the actual footage of her death is never unearthed.

Too often it gets swept under a rock and is never unearthed.

All too often that hidden sensitivity (mostly attributed to women) is never unearthed or able to be released.

Why these three are better equipped to unearth suspiciously lost architectural remnants than, let's say, a candy striper, a bassoonist and a trout fisherman is never made entirely clear.

Some will be familiar, having been corralled in "Work Suspended and Other Stories"; others, including a trove of juvenilia, were never easy to unearth, and it is gratifying to find them so readily to hand.

Speaking of media literacy, it is worth noting that the coastal "media elite" were never meant to unearth stories across the middle of this country – those states ignored by presidential campaigns and therefore by the press corps that follow them.

It was because she was foremost an artist and not a propagandist that she never represented a real threat to British security and that MI5 was never going to unearth any information more shocking than the ambivalent statements she was prepared to make in her published writing.

They may be more vigorous than PwC's audits, which never unearthed anything amiss in previous years.

It's never too late to unearth a deleted scene from a movie, as evidenced by a clip from 1988's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". A lost moment from the comedy is making the Internet rounds again thanks to Cinetropolis, which spotlighted a special feature from the DVD that explains why Eddie Valiant Bob Hoskinss) first meets Jessica Rabbit while shirtless.

Mr. Brent said so far no one had unearthed a novel that was never published in Yiddish.

Honest to Hibben, I never unearthed one complaint.